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Hong Kong’s Jacobson Pharma Corp has wrapped up bookbuilding for its IPO, bagging HK$659.4m ($85m) following a strong turnout from long-only accounts. -
It has been 10 months since Malaysia received its renminbi qualified institutional investor (RQFII) allotment from China yet not a single institution from the southeast Asian country has been able to attain a licence. However, the lack of progress is about to end with several market participants telling GlobalRMB they are confident the first RQFII licence could be awarded by the end of the year.
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Shares in Air Liquide, the French supplier of industrial and healthcare gases, closed 4.8% higher on Tuesday after it announced the full terms for its €3.3bn rights issue, to refinance a loan used to buy Airgas, a US competitor, in May.
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The US Commodity Trading Futures Commission's split over whether to accept Japan's uncleared margin rules as equivalent to the US was not an ideal outcome. But the decision, however contentious, is a pragmatic step which will motivate further convergence between regulatory regimes.
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Nets, the largest digital payments processor in the Nordic region, has announced the price range for its Copenhagen IPO, which values the business at up to $4.8bn, almost double the price its private equity owners Advent and Bain paid for the company in 2014.
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Chinese healthcare and education names are flocking towards Hong Kong for IPOs, with the most recent filings coming from New Century Healthcare Holding Co and China Yuhua Education Corp.
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